Sentence examples for revived goal from inspiring English sources

Chile benefited from the revived goal instincts of Sanchez and the return after eight years of 33-year-old midfielder David Pizarro in a 3-1 home win over Bolivia that consolidated fourth place behind Ecuador on goal difference.

Mr. Trump's announcement essentially revives goals that President George W. Bush announced in 2004.

By reviving the goal of a world free of nuclear weapons, the treaty is a powerful tool for political pressure on those countries, particularly Iran and North Korea, whose nuclear programs have caused legitimate concern within the international community.

Even so, Mr Strong hopes that the next big Earth Summit, to be held in Johannesburg in September 2002, can revive the goal of sustainable development, and he offers prescriptions for doing so.The Search for Free Energy.By Keith Tutt.Simon & Schuster; 354 pages; £18.99KEITH TUTT also worries about the link between energy and sustainable development.

BERLIN — President Obama on Wednesday called for reducing the number of deployed U.S. strategic nuclear warheads by one-third if the Russian government agrees to a similar cut, reviving a goal outlined early in his presidency to work toward a world without nuclear weapons.

Sykora's goal revived the Devils.

The practice could be revived with a goal of giving top editors a place to articulate philosophy and values.

The goal revived the Islanders' dormant power play, which had been 0 for 7 in the series.

The goal revived the Celtic support and brought renewed purpose to the home side.

He also sparked the goal that revived the Blackhawks when they fell behind by 3-1 in the third period with a nifty assist to Bolland.

Webb, for whom this was another fine night, rightly adjudged it accidental, though there was nothing of that kind about the Tevez goal which revived City hopes.